Flon, Suzanne

Suzanne Flon ( fr. Suzanne Flon , January 28, 1918 - June 15, 2005 ) - French actress.

Suzanne flon
Suzanne flon
Suzanne Flon in the film "The Train" (1964)
Date of Birth	January 28, 1918 ( 1918-01-28 )
Place of Birth	Le Kremlin-Bicetre , France
Date of death	June 15, 2005 ( 2005-06-15 ) (87 years)
Place of death	Paris , France
Citizenship	France
Profession	actress
Career	1941–2005
IMDb	ID 0282530

Born in the department of Val-de-Marne in the family of a railway worker. Before becoming an actress, she worked as an English translator at the Printemps department store in Paris, and then was private secretary to Edith Piaf . On the theatrical stage, Flon played in the plays of plays by such playwrights as Jean Anouy , Andre Rossin, and Loulé Belon. ^[1]

In 1941, Flon made her film debut, appearing later in more than fifty films, including “ Moulin Rouge ” (1952), “ Mr. Arkadin ” (1955), “ Process ” (1962), “ Train ” (1964), “ The Sun Tramp "(1967), " Monsieur Klein " (1976)," Merry Christmas "(2005)," The Flower of Evil "(2003) and" Bride-Friend "(2004). In 1961, the actress won the nomination for the best actress at the Venice Festival for her role in the film “Don't kill” ^[2] , and then twice won the Cesar award for her roles in the films “Killing Summer” (1983) and “The Snake Woman” (1988).

Thanks to her velvety voice, Flon often appeared as a narrator in many documentaries and television shows. Her last work in the cinema was Madame Roy in the melodrama "Places in the Ground" in 2005 ^[3] . In the summer of the same year, the actress died in Paris from a stomach disease at the age of 87 years.